Are you still looking for the right duo for your aperitif?
Instrumental duo or trio with singer/singer for your stylish occasion! Pop songs, jazz standards, classical, bossa novas, etc. Musicians for every occasion – weddings, birthday parties, festivals, company events, etc.
Musicians from Zurich who adorn your event or wedding with emotions!
pianocello
The pianist and composer Irina Grebaus and the famous cellist Sandi Nova have formed this musical duo for years. The two musicians have studied classical music at the highest level and now play together the most beautiful melodies of pop music, film music, jazz standards, bossa nova songs and well-known classical compositions.
What is the best way to express feelings? Of course with music – and that’s why it also plays a big role on your wedding day! The right musical accompaniment influences the atmosphere and accompanies the romantic and cheerful mood at the wedding.
Live music creates a good atmosphere
Basically, a good singer or a piano and cello duet are ideally suited to accompany your wedding ceremony musically. When it comes to solo pieces of any kind, make sure that the musician really understands his craft. In the best case, the singer or the group has experience with singing at weddings and therefore a relatively large repertoire on offer. Maybe he or even agree to rehearsing your favorite song for your wedding.
Our tip: Let us give you a musical sample in advance – live or via demo tape. Nobody wants to be surprised negatively on the most beautiful day in life. So make an appointment for a first meeting and discuss your music wishes.
Songs from the hymn book for the church wedding
Should the organ go for the song to enter? Our pianist is also an organist! Choose songs for your wedding that can accompany you. If you prefer to bring your own musicians, discuss this with your theologian. Many churches allow you to play quietly pieces over a system. You can also use the choir of the church for the singing during the wedding ceremony. Or would you prefer a solo singer? Maybe there is a singing talent among your guests!
How many songs you should plan for the wedding? There is no rule for this: it depends on how your ceremony is structured and which song contributions you prefer. Traditionally, a song is played for entry, after the wedding ceremony and for moving out. If you don’t plan live music, but a few pieces from the tape, then someone should be made responsible to take care of the timely correct play of the songs.
Pop music to sing along to
Let your guests actively participate in the wedding ceremony: Choose well-known songs that you sing together with the guests. Choose matching pieces with the theologian. Not all pop songs are welcome in the church. Quiet ballads in most cases. A choir usually encourages people to sing along by themselves. A joint song is a wonderful conclusion to a touching wedding.
Our tip: Design an individual church booklet with the lyrics! On the one hand, print out the lyrics of the lyrics, but also readings and the course of the wedding ceremony – your guests also have a reminder of the ceremony.
Surprise performance of the guests
You are invited to a wedding, are good at singing or playing in a band and would like to surprise the bridal couple with your appearance? The bridal couple will certainly be happy to get something so personal as a wedding present – they will definitely remember that forever. But first discuss this with someone who has an overview of the course of the wedding, for example the parents of the bride or groom or one of the best man. In addition, on the day of the wedding, you should discuss when you want to use the technology and what exactly needs to be considered – on the day of the wedding with the person responsible for the music – so nothing stands in the way of your successful performance!
Music during the wedding celebration
No wedding can do without dancing guests! After the wedding, the musical accompaniment must also be continued in the location. So think carefully about how you want to create a good atmosphere at the party, after all you want to celebrate your wedding with your loved ones for as long as possible. Should it be a live band or would you prefer a DJ who calls for dancing? Keep in mind that there should be something for every taste so that nobody goes home in a bad mood. Ask your circle of acquaintances if you know someone who plays music at weddings and understands his craft.
Some highlights from our repertoire:
Wedding march from “Summer Night’s Dream”: Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Bridal Choir from “Lohengrin”: Richard Wagner
Canon in D major: Johann Pachelbel
Jesus remains my joy: Johann Sebastian Bach
Arrival of the Queen of Saba: Georg Friedrich Handel
Hallelujah: Georg Friedrich Handel or Leonard Cohen
Prelude in C major: Johann Sebastian Bach or Bach-Gounod Ave Maria
Air: Johann Sebastian Bach
Ave Verum Corpus: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
A Thousand Years: Christina Perri
Air from the 3rd orchestra suite from classic to Ave Maria: Johann Sebastian Bach
Arioso: Johann Sebastian Bach
The Swan: Camille Saint-Saëns
Ave Maria: Franz Schubert or Johann Sebastian Bach
Your Raise My Up: Josh Groban
Morning Has Broken: Cat Stevens
Amazing Grace: Gospel
All of Me: John Legend
Can’t Help Falling in Love: Elvis Presley
Various preludes by Johann Sebastian Bach (BWV 541, 553, 556 and much more)
Ave Maria: Piazzolla
O Happy Day: Edwin Hawkins
Largo (Xerxes Opera): G. F. Handel
Toccata in D minor: Johann Sebastian Bach
Air F major: Georg Friedrich Handel
Love Me Tender: Elvis Presley
All you need is love: The Beatles
Love of My Life: Queen
Circle of Life: Elton John
Love dream: Liszt
Can you feel the love tonight: Elton John
Your Song: Elton John
The Power of Love: Jennifer Rush
Fields of Gold: Sting
I Will Always Love You: Whitney Houston
One moment in time: Whitney Houston
You are the Sunshine of My Life: Stevie Wonder
You own my heart: Phil Collins
Somewhere over the rainbow: Harold Arlen
Circle of Life: Elton John
Without You: Maria Carey
Have I Told You Lately: Rod Stewart
If you don’t know me by now: Simply red
What a Wonderful World: Louis Armstrong
You own my heart: Phil Collins
Perfect: Ed Sheeran
Thinking Out Loud: Ed Sheeran
Imagine: John Lennon
Here Comes The Sun: The Beatles
Here, there and everywhere: The Beatles
la-la country, Mia & Sebastian’s theme: Justin Hurwitz
Love Story: Francis Lai
Beauty and the Beast: Alan Menken
Song from a Secret Garden: Rolf Lovland
With or without you: U2
My Heart Will Go On: Celine Dion
Moon River: Henry Mancini
Hello: Lionel Richie
Angels: Robbie Williams
La Vie en Rose: Louis, Edith Piaf
Feather Theme: From « Forrest Gump »
River Flows in You: From «Breaking-Down, Twilight »
Romeo&Julia: From « Romeo&Julia »
Right Here Waiting: Richard Marx
Loves Divine: Seal
I don’t wanna miss a thing: Aerosmith
Everything I Do: Bryan Adams
She’s the One: Robbie Williams
Wonderful Tonight: Eric Clapton
Author: C. Weidemann
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